TIIE SCItANTOX TKIBUXE FRIDAX MOBNING, AUGUST 28, 1896.
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CARBONDALEr
rr.f9or will pe note that advertls.
menta. orders for Job work, ami items for
publication loft at tha establishment of
Shannon Co.. newsdealers. North Main
atreet. will recelvo prompt attention; of
lice open from t a. m. to 10 p. m.
GLAZIER IN TROUBLE.
1 Prl'i'mlitiit iu Two Cue" Assault
ami Itiitlfty unil Trcsnnsti.
' AJam (Hazier, of Cottage street. Is In
trouble. In fart he lias more trouble
than hi ran possibly rare fur as he. Is
ilcfcmliint In two oases. The prim-ipa!
rim.ii' if the trouble is a horse whlrh
is owned by (.'lazier and which is In
clineil to be rather frisky. On Inst
Siiliuiluy the horse ran through Jlaik
Hart's fence on Cottage street unil (liil
(oiisiileinble damage. .Mr. Hart
pi-Mniptly pjecioil the animal from his
grounds and II set off at a Bond puc e.
Just ufte- turnine down l'ike sttvet,
Uonniiil Killin and James Hinke np
piured on Hie scene, mounted on their
bicycles. A moment later (ilazler nlsu
aipeuivl in pursuit of his h.irse which
was K'liiiK down the road in front of
the bicycle riders. (Hazier seeing the
wheels concluded that they were the
cause i f i lu animaTs fright nnd so
overtaking Kllleeu he knocked him off
his bicycle and did some damage to it.
Tims it is that (iluzier linds himself In
trouble.
.Mr. Hart has had a warrant Issued
for damage and trespass nnd Killeen
has alo a warrant Issued nuainst Ola
xlrr fur assault unV battery and ma
licious mischief.
CHARGED WITH ASSUALT.
liili;ul ;iailv Hakes a lliirili ions
Attack I poii Th max .Mct'ithr.
A man whose face was a mass of
cuts and bruises entere d Justice Clynn's
oiilco. mil swme out a warrant for tin
arrest of Jllch.iel lirady, ihiii'tfPel with
ns-uult and biiltery with intent to kill.
The man Rave his name ns Thomas
MH al.c, and Is a resident of Simpson.
e last .Monday cveninff .Mct'ube was
i'H-'stni; tlie north west store on his
way b"UK' when Crndy stepped up to
loin and struck him. He then walked
hi: smiie distance with Met 'a bo when
h" aii iin struck biiii, ibis time knock
In.ir liim down, lie tlidi proceeded to
l.iil. and ubuse Die piosiraie man in u
L'.oviible manai'i anil did not have him
until he was unconscious.
i pou ivrovcriufr the niifui luniito mail
tt.wi hardly able to reac h his home. As
S"i n as aid he had the warrant Issued
but the jiiiil'.y man lias not yet been
ruU'lil.
PREPARING TOR THE CAMPAIGN.
'I lie Kcpitblic ails (iiicl.ii'riicliisi Ives
tor (lie online Haltlc.
Tile 11 .embers of tlie llepublii an c lub
loci Wednesday iiIkIii at Assembly hall
and made preparations fc r the coini'm;
caiupahvu. Hill lillli business was
done, the principal cause for calling
I lie members of tlie dub together be
lli;; lo lvi.rnauixe.
II was decided In pun base a Me
Kinley and llohurl banner lo suspend
across .Main HI reel, cleorge Patterson
belli U' Inslrticleil ii. ptircliHse ilie same.
Alter elM-litllt llelegales lo llio e
inibiicau league conveiitioii at Kile on
i lie ninth of September, the c lub ad
journed until the sixteenth of next
lii'Uii ii.
I'VIK.u lug are the gentlemen elected:
J. F. Ueyuiilils, esq., John (.'opclnnd,
and Kumliel .Moon; alternates. Charles
Avery, .1. V. Jiimoc k, and John Slew
art. PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
A Little Ho) Itieaki ISolii ol His
I'orca ins.
A most painful accident occurred to
John, the little son of 'A. c. Ue-ll. or the
Kalis." The little fellow was playing
near the house and at tlie lime was
cihnblng a tree. When near the top lie
suddenly slipped and I' ll headlong to
the eicilh. In his fall he put Ilia arms
mi before him s" that be si ruck upon
Ins nut-stretched haii'K
When he was picked up It was seen
that In- had stisluit.eil fractured hones
as ihey protruded nearly throtiiih the
Ibsli. I'ir. Nilcs wits summoned and no
found that four bones v. "if broken.
Thc.v were reduced and the little fel
low is now somewhat easier.
Opera Season Opens,
A firm c lass production will ho seen
tonight at Die opening of the (rami
uperu house. .Manager liyme has se
cured for the opening nttracilon, ('has.
I:. I'.lany's farce comedy, "A Ilaggage
chec k." The play Is not new In this
city but there is no d uibt. that a large
audience will be present as the pieeo
lias always been well received. The
c ast Is headed by Crcpenln and lOvans,
who are arllsts in their line.
I.oftus Itelenscd,
Alderman Atkinson has discharged
Thomas Loftus, who was arrested
charged with stealing- urty dollars from
a boarding house on (lordnn avenue.
The prosecution had no witnesses at
the hearing and ns he; could not fur
nish any evidence convicting Uiftus
tiie case was dismissed.
PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Miss Minnie Cowles. of Lincoln nve
mie. leaves today for a week's visit
with friends in Forest City.
His. II. C. Whe-ler and J. S. Niles
were on professional business In Scran
ton yesterday.
George Joslin nnd son, Stanley, of
Wilkes-narre, were the puc-st of .the
former's father, P. S. Joslin, ot Wyo
ming street, yesterday.
John Scott, of Oiieontn. X. Y., is the
guest of his parents in tills rity.
Miss Klllsnn. who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. J. J. osugelulh, dur-
mum cut jtiJT-
REMNANTSALEQF CARPETS
Junt read our prices and compare them with
any and all of the other attempt.:
25c. Ingrain Carpets, Now 18c
35c. Ingrain Carpets, Now 25c
50c. Ingrain Carpets, Now 35c
65c Brussels Carpets, Now 39c
75c Brussels Carpets, Now 57c
S5c. Brussels Carpets, Now 75c
Aluoa quantity u( I'.oely DruMelx lengths
from a to jo yards la each piece at about one
halt price to close.
j.suonTiTs,u:t,9A,,
Carpets and Wall Paper Dealer.
TERMS-Casn on the Above UoodaV
lap the summer, has returned to her
home in Corning. N. Y.
.Miss Bessie Hards, of Kust Orange,
X. J., is the ifiiest of her brother, !5. f.
Hards, on- Lincoln avenue.
'air. K. K. Howe, of West Pittston, 3
the guest of hr sister, ill's. 1 Viiiilinan.
at Hotel American.
Miss May Kmory. of West Pittston.
Is the guest of Mrs. Jt. i. Stuart, cm
I'aliann st.vet.
Miss Maine Maxwell, of Salem nve
iiup, has returned ufter u six weeks'
visit at Liberty. X. Y.
Kdward Knupp and Wallace Hassett,
who have been camping at (Jluulon's
Pond, have returned home.
P. O. Connor, of liinghamton, was a
visitor In this city yesterday.
Jliehard Davis hate resigned his posi
tion with Perelval Miller, of South Main
street, to accept a similar one In
Swingle's store on Parke street.
Miss Mrytle (liles. of Terrace street,
is visiting at the home of her grand
mother, Mis. draco (liles, of Aldenvllle,
Pa.
Charles Wilmurth. of Aldenvllle. In
ill at the home of George Hughes, t
city.
The Misses Grace nnd Jessie Hose, of
Vtica. N. V., are the guests of Miss
Jessie Watt, on North Church street.
The? Misses Kiiuna and Annie Coognn
and Julia. Collins are the guests of
Miss Alice Cm-ran. at Cherry Mdge.
Miss Catherine Jay. of Washington
street, has returned from a two
months' visit at Fort Wayne. Indiana.
Jerome Wetherhy has returned from
a visit at Waymart.
Miss Annie MeXulty, of' Hyde Park,
is the guest of Miss Annie C.illen, on
Fnllhrook street.
Mrs. James Farrell and daughters,
Mamie and Madeline, and son, Joseph,
and Airs. George Keene left yesterday
for Hrooklyn, X. Y where they will
visit friends.
.Mrs. James Sheridan, of Meshoppen.
Pa., has returned home after a visit
with Miss Anna Horry, of ihls city.
.Miss Lizzie Henley, of Scranton, Is
visiting her mother, on Dundatf street.
Mrs. John Iilmock und children, of
Salem avenue, are spending some time
in Wnyinai-i.
Mr. and Mrs. firlliilh I.ewls.of Zunes
ville. Ohio, are visiting .Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lewis, on Parke si reel.
Mrs. Kvan Tucker has returned to
her home in Ibis city after spending
a few clays with her mother. Mis.
Com-lright. cf Smith Canaan.
Mrs. William Sniurl nnd daughters
leave (odny fur llurvey's lake, where
they Will soeiid I wo weeks, the guests
of Miji. Sniuil's sister, .Mrs. Myron
Williams.
.Mrs. Juliet A. M. Ib-ynolds nnd
daughter. .Mrs. Charles Gratner, and
.Miss I-'lir.i Iteynohls are visiting at
Klkdal".
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I). ALTON.
A very pn tiy family re-union was
held at. the resilience of .Mr. and Mrs.
X. K. I'uidy's on Waverly sti t. last
Wednesday. It lms been the cti.-iom of
the Purely family, and their friends, to
Meet at some place inici' in a year. Last
year the family nu t at Karvlew. A
sumptions dinner was served and a
large number present. Those present
were: law Anderson lleynolds and
wife. Mr. and .Mrs. Willis Stone. Waver
ly: Mr. and Mrs. Dell Armstrong, Mr.
and Mrs. I'd ward Ai instrong, Charles
Armstrong, Misses lilunche and Ruth
Armstrong. Mr. J. L. Stone. Misses
Helen. I 'i II. i. Stone and Mr. Lorn Stone.
Mr. and .Mrs. liarlus Purely. Miss Klla
Punly. Mrs. Harvey Smith, Carbon
elale; Mr. and Mrs. ('lirtou Colvlu.
Siianlon; .Mrs. Kanny Stearns, Miss
Piste Stearns. Pecklvllle; Mr. and Mrs.
John Lee, Miss Palsy Lee, Wuyniart:
.Mr. unil Mrs. He-ll Knight. Miss Cora
ami .Marion Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry V. iiecker, .Miss He'iirii-ttii lieeker.
and Coy A. lieeker. .Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Piilelu, .Me'inui Purely, Miss Grace
Puid.v, .Marlon ,G. Purely. Miss ICsther
Purely. Mrs. Gi-orge purely and Miss
Maleel Purely.
.Mrs. Wrignl, of Scranton, spent the
day Willi Mrs W. A. Dean at this plueo
Wedlll-sd e -.
Sclioo'. wll begin beT next Monday.
.Missess Mary and Pi-ail Wells are
haling at Se iaiiloei.
(Vtiiti' n niiinlier from Ibis place; ul
telnled Hi" pii lne at Lilly Lake last
Vei!ncila v.
W. C. Siuilli has i losed up bis meat
market in the Austin building. It Is
reported that In intends going to
Scranlon.
George W. Parkton has opened a
paint shop in tin. building feermeiiy oc
cupied by the W. C. T. V.
Mr. unci Mrs. llebner, of Port Carbon,
Pa., are visiting their daugliti'i-, Mrs.
A. (J. Ives at Ills place.
It. H. Phillips was nl Seranton
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. II. Swarts hns returned to her
llolue at his place ufter spending a few
with f i lends at Hiirrisburg.
Misse Knapp and Hlae k. of Se ianton.
spent Sunday with Miss Dora Smith.
Mr. J. W. Dershimer lias moved into
tin; heeiise; which he bought from H. F.
Von Slori h.
' TAYLOR.
The Taylor lleds defented the South
Side Iteserves ill a well lilayed kiiiik;
yesterday afternoem on the school
house grounds. The pitchers of both
teams wit In excellent form, but Mor
ris, wlio iiltched for the Heels, had far
the best of It. His magnificent pitch
ing held his nponets down to 4 lilts and
he also struck out 13 men. There? were
many features of the name, one being
the lone; driver of Lydon In the second
lnnlg, being n three-base hit.
The score by Innings Is as follows:
R.II.H.
Tylor Heels 1 4 1 0 0 2 210 15 3
South Side 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 u 4 5
Hateries: Hods, Moris and Davis;
South Side Iteserves, McOinnes unci
Peeiiey. Umpire .tones.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel .1. Philips spent
Wednesday In Forest City.
Gonier Williams, a popular young
man of this town, nnd Miss I.illle Oys
ter, an esteenilble -young lady, also of
this place, were unileel in niurriage last
evenlntf at tlie home of the bride's
pa rents, on Washington street.
John rilaekhain, erf Taylor strpet,
moved to Kingston on Wednesday.
Insurance George M. Fields, of Fae
toryvllle, was here on business Mon
day. The Kmblem division and their many
frli'iuls are enjoying the day at Lake
Ariel.
John Okley, of Pittston, spent Mon
day with friends In this town.
I-ACTOKYVILLF..
W. D. Kemmerer, wife and daughter,
Lizzie, of Scranton, were visitors In
town this week.
A purty of young people from this
pliie-( enjoyed n straw ride to lieiiton
Wednesday evening.
Keystone Academy will re-open
Tuesday, September 1st.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lee, daughter
daisy, of South Canaan, spent a few
days this week with relatives In town.
Jessie Krmmerer has returned from
a visit With friends In Scranton.
Quite a number from this place ot-
tende'd the G. A. TJ.- and Ladles' circle
Ijlenle ut Ijike Wlneila Thursday.
Mrs. Kuker, xihu sustained, injuries
front fulliuif down the cellar slalrs a
few days ago. Is slowly recovering.
. AKCUUALD.
The i-riiiiuries fiir the Iie-meicra t ie
Fourth legislative district convention
will be held tomorrow afternoon ee
tweeii the hours of 4 and 7 o'clock. It
Is likely that Professor P. J. White will
get all the delegates as there seems to
he no opposition to the gentlemen who
will stand for him. There is a feel
ing here, shared by Democrats and ve
publlcans nlike, that Archhald should
be allowed more consideration than she
has received heretofore, and that It Is
high time for this borough to be repre
sented In the legislature by one of its
own citlze'iis. It Is this feellntj, no
doubt, thut lea'es the Held clear for
Mr. White's delegates.
Councilman K. A. Jones hns been fav
orably mentioned In connection with
the liepiibliean nomination for the leg
islature from this district. While Mr.
Jones would uneiiiestloiiably make an
able faithful representative It Is not
likely that his many interests here will
allow him to engage in a contest for the
otlic-e. If Mr. Jones should decide t-
look for the nomination he would make j
ins rivals nusiie.
John A. Foote. our well-known young
druggist, has received from the State
Hoard of Pharmacy n certificate quali
fying him as a registered pharmacist.
Mr. Foote. though young In years, has
a thorough knowledge of pharmacy and
this endorsement from the highest au
thorities In the state is well deserved.
Miss Crossin, of New Prunswick, X.
J., who has been visiting Miss Marie
Gilroy. of Wayne street, has returned
to her home.
Miss Nellie Flynn. of Wilkes-Barre,
who has been visiting relatives here
during the past few weeks, left for
home on Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Clark, of Ilonesdale, Is vis
iting friends here.
Miss Jennie Kearney, of Laurel street,
is visiting In Plains.
The borough council and school board
will meet on Monday evening.
A large number of people from this
place will go to Otosgo Lake tomor
row on the excursion of the order of
Hallway Conductors.
The mine of the Forest Mining com
pany, which has be-en Idle during the
past two months, is expected to re
sume In a week or two.
ioki:stc:ity.
Lewii Pie'l. for a l.-Mig time a resi
dent of this ell y, lmt recently of New
York, elie-d Tuesday In a hospital In
that i lly. The funeral was held In St.
Agnes Catholic church, tills place,
Thursday afternoon at 3 oelock. In
terment was made in St. Agnes' ceme
tery. The election of A. J. Colborn, of
Si rir.iton, who recently made an elo
iliient pi-i-si-iiiniloii of the princ iples of
the He-publican puny in this place, to
the pivsieleiie-y of the' slate; patriotic
( Ueler Sons of America, meet with the
upprobutinn of the members of our lo
cal hi'lui". and Is coniiueniled by all
who were' fortunate emeiigh to meet or
hear the distinguished orator.
T. J. Kelley, of Soranlon, Is re-gls-tered
at the Forest house.
Harry Yeweiis, civil engineer for the
Hillside Coal ami Iron company, is In
town in the Inli'i-ests of the above cor
poral Ion,
Thomas Flynn, of Carboii'lale. made
u visit to this city yesterday and mean
while luokeel ufter tlie interests of Gal
lagher's market.
Tlie gospel meetings began last even
ing in Midway Ki-ove. Kvnngelist
Moore and wife were present. The
meetings will continue until further
notice.
Tlie Hcpublicaus of Untoiulalc. , are
preparing to royally enieitaiu their
Forest City brethren this evening.
Many local excursions have been
planned by the citizens of the farm
ing coiiiniiiiilty of which L'niondale is
the centre and It Is urged thut every
in. inl.i l- of the Forest City ltepublie an
club inuke special effort lo attend the
rally. Assemble at the Kile station ut
B.Ue p. in.
Mary Ann Hbmr. recently .,f Kng
land, ami William Hum. of Hie-limon-dale.
were' recently inariie-el at Hie
heme of the groom by He v. .1. G. Kvnns,
ol Vandling. They will begin housekeeping-
Immediately.
COXXKLLTOX.
One of the preitlest social events of
the season was a "Mlkaelo" lawn sendal.
given by Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. Hrown, of
this place, Wednesday evening, In honor
of Misses .Maine Hedfngtotl. of New
York, and Llxxle Blewiti, of Pittston
The lawn was brilliantly illuminated
Willi colored lanterns and a large dune--Ing
pavillion was erected ill the center
were a very enjoyable time was hail for
niony hours In dancing to music furn
ished by a Pittston uivhcstru. About
midnight, the guests repaired to the din
ing room, where a luiiclu-on consisting
of all the de-lii-acies of the seusun, was
partaken of. Those pre'sent were: Mr.
and Mis. James Melvin, M. F. Corcoran,
Imryeu; Miss Sade Cannon. Messrs. II.
F. Murray. James Murray. John Hurm
Ingham. Will McDonnell. Wllkes-Harre;
Miss Carbine ISroun Ynyle. Messrs.
James Jordan, T. I- Jordan, M. W.
Cumnihifjs. Jr., Olyphant; Misses Anna
Mc-Hale, Agnes Ccott. Theresa Hattle,
Kathryne Jluttle, Agnes P.attle, Marie
Dctnpsy, Susanna Cannon, Messrs.
Frank Mcllale, Arch Hiiyard. P. Gal
lagher, T. Cawley, Tim Dink in. Robert
Knglish, Willie Fay, T. F. Ford, Joseph
Tigue. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Tigue. Mr.
and Mrs. I). W. Scott. Hina and Sarah
Fay, of Pittston, and Miss Maine
Brown, of Lake Carey.
IIALLSTEAD.
Mrs. Hathhun, of llrooklyn, N. Y., Is
the guest at the residence of C. J. Lung
ley. '
T. II. Hayes anil family have re
turned from a week's aluy at Asbury
Park.
James Gannon, of Buffalo. Is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Thomas Gannon, on
Uu Hois street.
Mrs. Dr. Clarke, of New York city.
Is being entertained by Mrs. llattle
Bache.
Kdward O'Brien is making Improve
ments about his home on Williams
street.
F. W. Pearsall, secretary of the Hail
road Young Men's Christian assoela-
La verdlis
Like? biliousness, dyspepsia, headache?, consti
pation, sour stomach, indigestion are) promptly
cured by Hood's Pills. Tbcy do their work
Inlood'S
easily nnd thoroughly. 0 I
Best after dinner pills. Dst I I I C
cents. All drug-gists. M III J'
rrepftred by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The only fill to take with Hood's Sanaparllls.
TTOjIAN TO WOMAN.
Women are beiujf taught by bittot
experience that many physicians can
not successfully handle their pecu
liar ailments knovrn as female diseases.
Doctors are willing; and anxious to
help them, but they are the wrong-sex
to work understaudingly.
When the womau of to-Uuy ex
fat periences such symp
fjj toms as backache,
J nervousness, lassi-
VtJf . tude.
whites,
irregU"
lat ol
pain
ful men
struation,
pains in
groins,
bearing-down
sensation, palpitation, "all
nne" fee-Mug- and blues, she at once
takes Lydia E. 1'inklinm's Vegetable
Compound, feeling sure of obtaining'
immediate relief.
Should her symptoms be new to her,
she writes to a woman, Mrs. 1'inkhara,
Lynn, Mass., who promptly explains
her case, and tells her free how to get
well.
Indeed, so ninny womeu are now
appealing to Mrs. Piukhiini for advice,
that a score of lady secretaries are kept
constantly at work answering the great
volume of correspondence which comes
in every day. Each letter isanswered
carefully and accurately, as Mrs. Pink
ham fully realizes thut a life may de
pend upon her reply, and into many
and many a home has site shed the
nys of happiness.
tion. of Scranton, visited Secretary V.
W. Adifcir, of this place, on Thursday.
Pr. F. 1). Lamb was iu the Parlor
City en Wednesday.
OLYPHANT.
A lirynn and Sewall club was formed
at olyphant last evening at Mahon's
hall. Although the meeting was not
largely attended about til t y members
were enrolled. The organization effect
ed was as follows: President, M. W.
Cuiumlngs. esq.; viee-presldtent, Kd
ward Cayglll, First ward; Thomas Cnr
ran, Third ward; James J. O'Malley,
esq., Fourth ward J. B. Cunimings,
Hlakely; William Marmack and John
Costl Cohan; secretary. 'John .1. O'llara;
treasurer. John .1. Fadden. The club
will meet Weekly on Thursday night.
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iMl.NOOKA.
Mr. unci Mr. William Thnmpniui unel
cluunhler, Helen, left yexlereluy fer U
weck'H sojourn lit C'rystnl lake.
Miss Nellie Mullen, cjf Archlmlil, vim
has been the KUest of Miss Maggie!
Me-Crea the pn.Mt fe-w wee-ks, returned
home yesterday.
The (J'C'onnell council. Young Men's
Institute, held their regular meeting
IuhI evening.
The MiniHiku ten 111 will pluy the Mno
nle. i'lepulars cm Coyne's ground, Aug.
8u.
Joseph CaliuRlier Is visiting relatives
In New York c ity.
The remains of an Infant child of
Thomas Casey, of (lilmore avenue',
were Interred In Minooka Catholic,
cemetery yesterday.
DAVIDOW'S
ONE PRICE
SHOE HOUSE
307 LACKAWANNA AVE
BARGAINS
TO-DAY
Ladies' Shoes 59c
Misses's Shoes - - 69c
Child's Sinus from - 20c. to $1.00
307 Lackawanna Avenue.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
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GREAT
MiERDAVlDDW
THE
LEADER
124-126 Wyoming Ave.
Last Ten
Days
of ,
Our August
Clearance
Sale.
TM. ? r ii.
ine prices 01 uie
balance of our Spring
and Summer stock
have been almost cut
to nothing and all
that we have left will
positively be dis
posed of at ridicu
lously low prices.
No one should fail
i to attend the last ten
1
j days of our sale.
1
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Of all kinds, manufactured at ako?
otict at Tbe Tribune Office.
i yi
ae mm iiukirwifca
"1E rely for our success
not 011 large profits
but ou our large sales.
Our AIl-VVool $
Suits Made to
Order for - -
Are the talk of the town.
We do not ask you to take
anything that is not a perfect
fit, or that does not please
you in every wa'.
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215
1 Wyoming Av.
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l"len en of iutariMt by duyllght in connec tion
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cini! coast. The onlv traun ontiiiental line
rnnniiifi tha faiaou buffot, library, observa
tion car.
N"w 07 hour train for Portland Tla Spoknn
HOTEL LAPAYETTE, Lake Mlnnetonka,
id miiea from nnneapolif, largeat and moat
beaiitlnl reaort ill the west.
'i ickata and any Information of any agent or
A. A. HEARD, Utnaral PaaadDger agent,
Buffalo, N. t. .
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We have several small lots of Lace
pattern, which we desire to close out
;oods. This is a rare chance to secure
lluslin
Curtains
Three yards
to pairs at
to pairs at
.Nottingham
20 pairs at
io pairs at
20 pairs at
Irish
Point
Ion" full width,
ffeltv were 51.50
$1.25, were 1.75
50c, were 75c
75c were 51.00
$1.25, were 150
4 pairs at $1.50, were Jj. 25
4 fairs at 2.00, were 3.00
5 pairs at 3.09, were 4.50
3 pairs at 3.50, were 5.00
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Irpsslte Meln rTntrancs
to the Wyoming linme.
ON THE
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SQUARE EDGED I
SQUARE BUTTED LUMBER,
SQUARE BUNCHED 4-FOOT LATH
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RICHARDS LUMBER CO.,
EC2 COMMONWEALTH BlilLDINQ. 'PHJNE 421
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA, Mamitaeturvra of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
OeBcral OffkcM SCRANTON, PA.
BTEINWAV ft SON'S . ,
Acknowledged tbe Lcadlag
PIANOS
Of tha WwlA
OHCKER BROS.,
1RAN1CHB ft BACHB and .th.rj.
ORGANS
Musical Instruments,
flusical Merchandise.
Sheet Music and
Music Books.
urchaera will always And a complete
tack and at prices a low as the qual
ty of tbe Instrument wilt permit at
ii. A. HULBERT'S
nusic STORE,
117 Wyoming Aye. - - Scranton
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and critically Examine their quality. e mean
our new 1 all Suits in Blue anJ lilack Wool, and
our Worsted Suits. If we say they're Wool
Suits, vou'll find every thread wool-sheep's
wool, not Alabama wool. You'll find every suit
cut in the proper stvle, every seam sewed as It
should be, every little detail as perfect as skill
and patience can make it.
You'll find this whole stock pretty much in ad
vance of the ordinary stocks, and prices pleasingly
small.
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OUR CREDIT SYSTEM
Enables Every Clothes WearinR 3Ian who is cn A y
titled to Credit to hity his Fall Suits now and i -
net the full benefit of it-et the use of it while he a
is carniiiK the money with which to pay for it.
Talk with us. about it. A 8J
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CLEARANCE SALE
LACE CURTAINS
Curtains, two and three pairs of a
We want their room. Yon waat tha
choice designs at jour owo price.
Special
Prices
Oo our eotire stock of BRUSSELS,
CLl'XY, TAMBOUR, Etc.
Summer
Curtains
Snow flakes, silk stripe and CRE
TONNE from 51.50 to 53.75 per
pair.
Sash
Haterials
by the yard,
tics.
l ull line of Novel
son & co.,
- 08 Lackawanna Avenui-
SQUARE.
UARE n EALING TO
UARE UEALERS.
MIDSUMMER
Sterling Silver Shirt Waist
Sets, worth (i.Sc to $1; choice
for SOc. Worth $1.25 to $1.75;
choice for Sl.tH).
Sterling Silver Belt Buckles,
worth 3.5(), ut $-2.50. Worth
$2.50, at $1.75.
Closing Out nil our Flno
China ut ubout Half Price.
Genuine Rogers' Triple
Plate Spoons, Forks ami
Knives at reduced prices. Kn
graved free.
Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers, Cake
Baskets, etc., linest plate, new
styles, very low prices. At
our New Store,
130 WYOMING AVENUE
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CLOSING SALE
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